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👉 “Wahan Indian food milega ya nahi?”
👉 “Agar Indian khana nahi mila to kaise manage hoga?”
Food is not just about taste it affects health, comfort, mental wellbeing, and focus on studies. Especially for MBBS students who already have a hectic academic schedule, food plays a very important role.
In this blog, we will discuss Indian food availability in Russia, Georgia, and Kazakhstan in a very practical and honest way, so students and parents can make decisions without fear.
Indian students are used to:
Homestyle meals
Vegetarian options
Spices and familiar taste
Regular meal timings
Sudden change in food can cause:
Health issues
Weak immunity
Homesickness
Difficulty concentrating on studies
That’s why Indian food availability is an important factor while choosing MBBS abroad.
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Most Indian MBBS students abroad manage food in three main ways:
University hostels with Indian mess
Indian restaurants nearby
Selfcooking (very common)
Now let’s understand how this works countrywise.
Russia is one of the oldest and most popular MBBS destinations for Indian students. Because of the large Indian student population, food management is well developed.
In most medical universities:
Indian mess is available
Separate vegetarian & nonvegetarian meals
Rice, dal, chapati, sabzi served regularly
Indian cooks or cooks trained for Indian taste
Students usually get 2–3 meals per day.
In cities where medical universities are located:
Indian restaurants are available
Punjabi, South Indian & North Indian food options
Tiffin services run by Indian families
Students often eat outside on weekends or special days.
Many students prefer cooking themselves because:
More control over taste
Cheaper in the long run
Healthier
Hostels usually provide:
Shared kitchens
Basic cooking facilities
Indian grocery stores nearby
Indian groceries like:
Rice, atta, dal, spices
are easily available.
✔ Indian food easily available
✔ Good vegetarian options
✔ Selfcooking friendly
✔ Students rarely face food issues
👉 Russia is very comfortable for Indian food habits.
Georgia has become popular in recent years for MBBS due to its European education system and modern lifestyle.
In Georgia:
Some universities provide Indian food options
Others have mixed international menus
Many students opt for selfcooking
Food quality is generally good, but Indian taste may vary.
Major student cities in Georgia have:
Indian restaurants
North Indian dishes like dal, roti, paneer
Vegetarian food options
Students often:
Eat out occasionally
Order Indian food during festivals
Most Indian students in Georgia:
Cook their own food
Share kitchens with friends
Buy Indian groceries from local stores
Indian groceries are available, though sometimes:
Slightly expensive
Limited variety compared to India
✔ Indian food available but limited
✔ Selfcooking is best option
✔ Vegetarian students can manage well
✔ Students adjust easily in 1–2 months
👉 Georgia is manageable, especially for students who can cook.
Kazakhstan is another budget-friendly MBBS destination with a growing Indian student population.
In many universities:
Indian mess facilities are available
Food is adapted to Indian taste
Basic vegetarian meals provided
Quality depends on university and hostel.
In major cities:
Indian restaurants are present
Limited but sufficient options
Students visit occasionally
Not as many restaurants as Russia, but enough for students.
Selfcooking is common because:
Hostels allow cooking
Indian groceries are available
Students prefer homemade food
Indian items like:
Spices
Rice
Lentils
are available in nearby markets.
✔ Indian food available with adjustment
✔ Selfcooking is reliable
✔ Vegetarian students can manage
✔ Few initial challenges, then smooth
👉 Kazakhstan is comfortable after initial adjustment.
Truth: Indian food is available in all popular MBBS destinations.
Truth: Vegetarian students manage well with mess + selfcooking.
Truth: Initial adjustment happens, but longterm students remain healthy.
Most students take:
2–4 weeks to adjust
Try local food initially
Gradually switch to Indian meals
Learn cooking basics
After few months:
Food becomes routine
Homesickness reduces
Health stabilizes
Even simple dishes like dal, rice, sabzi help a lot.
This helps during the first month.
This makes initial life easier.
Group cooking saves time and money.
Parents worry that:
Child will not eat properly
Health will suffer
Reality:
Thousands of Indian students eat well abroad
Indian mess & groceries are available
Students become independent and responsible
AMW Career Point guides students on:
Universities with Indian mess options
Hostel facilities
Living conditions
Real student lifestyle
Predeparture preparation
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Indian food availability in Russia, Georgia, and Kazakhstan is not a problem if students plan correctly.
Russia – Best for Indian food availability
Georgia – Manageable with selfcooking
Kazakhstan – Comfortable after initial adjustment
Food should never stop you from choosing MBBS abroad.
With the right guidance, students stay healthy, focused, and confident throughout their MBBS journey.
If food, safety, or lifestyle is your concern, let experts guide you properly.
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✔ MBBS abroad guidance
✔ University selection
✔ Hostel & food clarity
✔ Parent counselling
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